July 15 (Reuters) - ICE (NYSE:ICE) canola futures closed lower on Monday in rangebound trade, pressured by improving crop moisture in the Canadian Prairies, soft export demand and spillover pressure from allied U.S. soy futures, traders said.
* Most-active November canola RSX9 ended down $3.80 at $446.90 per tonne.
* The November-January canola spread RSX9-F0 traded 1,386 times and settled unchanged from Friday at $7, premium January.
* Chicago August soybeans SQ9 settled down 11-1/2 U.S. cents at US$9.01-3/4 a bushel on technical selling and forecasts for beneficial rains in the eastern U.S. Midwest.
* Paris Matif August rapeseed futures COMQ9 rose 0.14% and Malaysian September palm oil futures FCPOU9 rose 0.72%.
* The Canadian dollar CAD= edged lower against its U.S. counterpart, retreating from Friday's nine-month high, as oil prices were pressured by data showing China's slowest economic growth in decades. CAD/